. 200% ta riffs the words in trump's tweet. 200% tariffs on dairy products. nteresting point considering he is going on a diplomatic mission at the moment. this is what i am curious about. this tweet went out about an hour ago and i am looking at, we have written before we came on air, talking about this that there were perhaps disagreements but by and large everybody signed up to the communique, you can consider it a su ccess the communique, you can consider it a success and all of a sudden everything has changed. it was a summit of very significant success in substance and public appearance because justin trudeau's in substance and public appearance becausejustin trudeau's opening line at his news conference was" i announced that there is a consensus communique" and of course, that is the one thing that trump immediately destroyed. if it is all about the tv presentation in the image, in trump's mind as it often is, then yeah, it is a failure as a summit in terms of its public sanitation, the message it sends to the rest of the world. but we still don't know

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they are still finalizing the louisiana purchase. [ laughter ] president trump tweeted today, ote, "ifou don't have borders, you don't have a country." and if you don't have a country, you can't have a presidee . sod it, we got rid of him. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] it was theorder -- it was the borders this whole time. president trump today spoke to

running this headline trump tweeting wrong numbers put forward against merkel.-ed reads the attacks against the german government are more than just rude they're imprudent. and trump targeted the entire european union saying we don't want what's happening with immigration in europe to happen with us. so what exactly is happening in europe? since 2015 the continent has been trying to manage a flow of more than a million people crossing its borders, mostly fleeing wars, that's challenging ffr some governments. it's also created tensions between eu countries. germa germany's open door policy is threatening the existence, while hungary is taking a hard line, building a fence, and passing a law making it illegal to help undocumented immigrants. just this month italy refused to take in refugees crossing the mediterranean twice. all of this coming to a head as leaders from more than a dozen eu countries met in brussels to hash out a response to the crisis. i want to bring in olga burn, director of immigration with the international committee, and mars marsha gretchen.

but trump's tweet is not based in fact according to a government report released last month germany's crime rate fell five percent last year to its lowest level in thirty years and more than one million migrants have arrived in germany since two thousand and fifteen or we sent our reporters out this afternoon to ask what people here in berlin think about trump's tweet. ok. yeah well can i say. what idiot for the crime in germany isn't a partisan you know his ideology is exactly what we should be fighting against i think is i think this tweet represents the views of the minority in germany not the whole country. generally speaking i think he's right usually don't expect much from him but in this instance he set the nail on the head. he's probably not the right person to be listening to talk of this debate is opinion is not the most important . i don't notice any negative impact from migration at all and exactly the opposite it's actually an opportunity a chance for enrichment for our culture to have more influences from other countries and. trumps tweeds on immigration here in europe c

and also a tweet from to mittt trump romney. so much to do, a great and loving family will come to d.c.. with that in mind, if mitt romney wins the senate the, how will he get along with the president and what the administration wants to do? guest: mitt romney is in a unique position. he is probably the only republican in statewide office at this point who can be critical of the president without losing the election. we have seen that the most critical republican senators are ones who are not seeking the election, mainly bob corker and jeff flake. isolateromney cannot the trump space, but in utah, there was a third-party presidential candidate who did pretty well in 2016. so mitt romney has a bit of a job ahead of him in trying to appease those evan mcmullen voters who did not support trump in 2016, but also cannot totally isolate those utah voters who put trump in office. one more race, in new york. this was significant on a couple of thoughts. could you break this down for us? dan donovan is the republican incumbent. that is t

howie: some pundits are saying trump was to blame for the roseanne tweet because he created the racist atmosphere. capri: i think the narrative and hypothesis that president trump has ignited this racist trend to cop out into the forefront and mainstream. that's nothing new. howie: is it fair? capri: no in this context for sure. roseanne barr did what roseanne barr is going to do. it's nothing new for her to say something insensitive. because president trump did not respond and specifically say it was racist. even sara and zers said it was -- even sara sanders said it was inappropriate. i think that's a bit of a stretch. howie: roseanne said it was a joke. then she said she was on ambien. then she said what i did was so egregious and no one should defend it. given her history. didn't abc executives know exactly what they are getting? susan: i think they are naive to the intersection of social media and television. it's the wild west. in the old days the stars were managed. now you have twitter. i don't think these big media companies are setting standards. they are setting standard as

but trump's tweet is not based in fact. according to a government report released last month germany's kraoeup -- courtrorime rate fe to the lowest in 30 years. we sent our reporters this afternoon to ask what people in better left harlin think about tweet. >> what can i say? >> it seems like an idiot. >> crime in germany is up he doesn't know. >> his ideology is what we should fight against. i think this tweet represents the views of the minority in germany, not the whole country. generally speaking i think he is right usually i don't expect were from him but this instatan he hit the nail on the head. >> he's probably not the right person to be listening to. his opinion is not the most important. >> you don't notice any negative impact from migration. it is an opportunity, a c chanc for enrichment for our culture to have more influences from other countries. >> donald trump's tweets on immigration in europe come amid a backlash in the u.s. over his government's practice of separating might go grant children from their pare

this morning, president trump tweeted, good luck to alice johnson, have a wonderful life.year-old great grandmother in prison since 1996 after attempting to distribute cocaine, a nonviolent first time drug offense. >> i feel like i not only paid my dealt but overpaid debt for the crimes committed, but i'm thankful. i'm not bitter about it. i'm happy it's come to an end. >> reporter: the reality tv show lobbied for her release tweeting in response, best news ever. this follows the pardon of controversial conservative fimaker who pled guilty to making illegal campaign contributions and floated the iea for martha stewart and the former illinois governor convicted of charges. aids believe he's grasps for names he nose as they lobby for consideration of unknown americans like ms. johnson behind bars for nonviolence crimes. sources told abc news they expect the list to grow saying he's doing it his way and likes seeing how quick the process has been. the pardons raised questions in hopes of the those tangled in the russian probe by the special counsel. earlier, the wife of a for

stopping to take this selfie and president trump tweeting all is going well. surprise birthday cake a few days before his 72nd birthday blowing out the gold candle. tonight all eyes on singapore and this most unlikely summit. president trump and kim jong-un, the president saying we'll soon know whether a real deal can happen. >> thank you for watching on a monday night. coming up in just a moment live coverage of the historic summit, 9:00 p.m. eastern. president trump and kim jong-un coming face-to-face. i'm david muir. we'll see you shortly and then right back here tomorrow night. good night. x xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxx >>> look at that. off the road into the house. then on they're way. tonight see if you can help a homeowner find out what is behind the wheel of that car. >>> it's not immediate. it's going to take a while. >> today rules expire. tonight we'll have a warning what a difference it could make checking e-mail, looking up directions and streaming movies. >>> it's business as usual today, but tomorrow expect 250,000 riders. we'll have information that

and there is, 2013 president trump tweeted, private citizen trump, the reason great deal makers do not openly celebrate a deal, one that is not complete, is that it shows weakness to the other side. unquote. good ad, makes sense, but doesn't t point hold here? isn't his eagerness to herald the deal show weakness to the north koreans. we already have the russian and chinese talking about lifting sanctions. >> well it is a role. it is not just the deal. he has a role with the american people to play to explain what is going on and what he' trying to accomplish. i fd it interesting, all of the criticism that he's received from the right and left, all last 25 years that got us to a place where we are on the brink of nuclear war last year. now look, i don't know if this is going to be successful or not but it can't be any less successf up tos point. so i'll give some room. >> i don't know were we really on the brink of nuclear war. >> i don't know what it looks like if it doesn't look like that. >> i think kim was doing what he always does. making provocative statements that were typically

trump tweeted the white house will host the united states marine corps band and hear the national anthem. there you see the president, live coverage now here on c-span. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join us in singing our country's national anthem. >> ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we atched were so gallantly streaming and thcked gre the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled anner yet wave oer the land of the free, and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] president trump: thank you very much, everybody. appreciate it. i want to thank the united states marine band and the united states army chorus for that incredible performance. i'd love to have a voice like that. what a voice. we love our country, we respect our flag and we always proudly stand for the national anthem. we always will stand for the national anthem. [applause] it is my grea

i want to remind our viewers of a tweet from president trump. weeted michael is a bun for his own account lawyer who i've always liked and respected. most people will flip if the government lets them out of trouble even if it means lying or making up trouble. sorry, i don't see michael cohen doing that despite the horrible witch hunt and the dishonest media. bet betsy, what do you make of these developments and as a political maor president trump. >> it puts more pressure on the white house. it's manager that will be causing a lot friction among white house aides. the possibility that someone who knows where all the bodies, if there are bodies, are buried. somebody familiar with the president's personal finances could be on the cusp of working with federal prosecutors. it's something that will deeply concern people in the white house. the news that's coming out is good news for the southern district of north korea. prosecutors love cay yohaochaos. they love seeing the people scramble, have to make have to look to change who is helping them in mid

attacks on the band investigating his campaign special counsel robert mueller in a monday morning tweet trump said it was unconstitutional to appoint muller in the first place but in another tweet he claims that if muller decides trump did anything wrong i have the absolute right to pardon myself certainly the constitution very clearly lays out the law and once again the president hasn't done anything wrong and we feel very comfortable in that front it's not certain that trump himself is under investigation but muller does want to talk to him trump has faced accusations of obstruction of justice ever since he fired the head of the f.b.i. james comey over the russia investigation his latest tweets raise serious concerns the president may now be preparing to fire moller as well but it also begs the question about whether the president can actually pardon himself no president has ever done it but an internal department of justice memo for nine hundred seventy four just before president richard nixon resigned from office following similar accusations says the commander in chief cannot pardon hims

but the trump tweet is pretty amazing.ent of the united states, a low iq individual and then what does he say at the end. sort of seems to threaten, if you want to play this game -- >> be careful what you wish for, max. >> we're getting close to incitement of violence on both sides and this is how a constitutional republican degenerates. this is what happens when things start to fall apart and gow from being a law-abiding norm-respecting constitutional republican which citizens bend over backwards when they are outraged as simone is and then bend over backwards to show forbearance and take events that are thrilled and gleeful of showing up someone from the other side in any context. the civil rights movement, it was the opposite. >> i want to be -- no -- >> to their credit, rosa parks and martin luther king, they didn't say you are discriminating here and you deserve to be heckled. they showed by example what behaving decently would be. >> i think we are getting a milk toast rendition of dr. king. and the movement, many pe

--seems like he is speaking and melania trump's tweet. .es the administration actually want? >> the first lady remains the most popular person in the administration according to polls. weighing in on this major policy issue is the first time she has spoken out on a specific policy issue incomes as laura bush took out an op-ed in the washington post calling for there to be some legislative fix. this is a divisive policy issue. it is something candidate trump campaigned on. miller approves of this. he was the former senior aide to senator jeff sessions by the attorney general. either way this is not a winning issue for republicans either way you look at it. most notably with the evangelical community. they do not like this any more than democrats to be candid. they don't like to see families ripped apart. the base of the movement is divided on this particular issue. watch for will comments today. we did get a supreme court decision on the gerrymandering case that left maps intact, sidestepping the gerrymandering issue saying a voting district

issue in this way and it's a very good point arts i'm young as always thank you son and from the trump tweet to the german streets we sent our reporters out this afternoon to ask what people here in berlin think about what trump has been tweeting. ok. yeah well can i say. what. the crime in germany is in a partisan his ideology is exactly what we should be fighting against i think is i think this tweet represents the views of the minority in germany not the whole country. generally speaking i think he's right usually don't expect much from him but in this instance he set the nail on the head. he's probably not the right person to be listening to his posse this debate is opinion is not the most important but i don't notice any negative impact from migration at all exactly the opposite it's actually an opportunity a chance for enrichment for our culture to have more influences from other countries. but here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world bosnian police have blocked dozens of migrants from entering the european union at the border with her way shop

don't believe the mainstream media but they believe donald trump because they think what he says feels right never mind the facts. in with this tweet what do you think person has done will trump once and for all al did himself as in me and chancellor merkel and the migration policy that she stands for. well that is nothing new really i mean even during his election campaign he painted under america as his personal boogie man when it comes to immigration he claimed that he had and that she has ruined germany and that germany was a catastrophe as also mentioned other countries france sweden where life is terrible because of immigrants and them as terrorists according to donald trump but angle on that germany in particular has been his obsession both as economic competitors to the united states but also as a failed example of a wrong headed it's immigration policy as he sees it. carson stand by we'll talk with you again in just a moment it is not migration in europe but rather in the u.s. that is drawing condemnation tonight you win is calling the trumpet ministrations policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the me

trump tweeted . president. >> as governor, i will confront trump when he attacks our values. >> reporter: also in maryland, ben carter. >> take the reigns of power from them. >> chelsea manning. manning was convicted of stealing and disseminating thousands of documents and video to wikileaks. president obama commuted his sentence in january of last year. >> when you go through all of those, incredible how many people and fascinating race that you have. michael grimm, how is he feeling about his chances tonight? >> reporter: i got off the phone with the campaign spokesperson and they feel as though the momentum is behind them, trump's sm is behind them. they feel like the comeback is coming. he says when the pls close, we are going to see proof of that. >> a big and important night across the country. stay with cnn as the results come in. anderson is next. >>> thanks for joining us, breaking news, white house press secretary sarah sanders is expected to get secret service starting tomorrow. keeping th

so trump tweeted out this morning, you know, looking for those jobs reports. >> that's all he said. like the rest of america, looking for the jobs report. listen, by law and custom, all right, i get the jobs data the night before. i get it from my pal at the caa. we take a look at it. i called it, to let him know, because it was a great number. it was a private number, a secret number, you can't put it out. i got hold of him on air force one. >> laura: he's about to tweet it out, though, excited like a kid, excited about the news. he wants america to win. he wants to win. >> he does want to win. you know what? i figured, i didn't want to bother him coming home from a long trip. i thought he needed some good news, he got good news. the tax cuts, the rollback of regulations, the opening of energy, the protection of some of our own trading rights. >> laura: oh, but this is what set everyone off, they said trump would back off on this deal, on the tariffs, it was all a ploy. but now, looks like he means business. all these people criticizing him. they don't know how to predict what trum

john cox, who trump tweeted support to. he advances. concern for the gop here was, their nominee wasnouldn't make through. cox makes itrough, that is expected to help people who are down ballot. the big question, the u.s. house races. there are seven seats that democrats hope the flip. seven seats that hillary clinton won but republicans maintain control over. i'm in here in california 48. you see the declarations are still up. this was tn party for hans keirstead, the democrat here. he's challenging the incumbent, dana rohrabacher. there's no clear victor on who will be number two. the incumbent moves forward. but there's two democrats duking it out for number two. the nightmare sce for fornia democrats here, is that the democrats will cancel each other out and the republican would move fdifferen. meaning that democrats would be shut out of the november ballot. as of this moment, we don't know who the number two spot is going to be. democrats are anticipating that the two democrats here in california 48, thiss ing to tig. and they're g

on sunday president trump tweeted, be a man after his hr esdayling incident with then candidate trump. and rallying hours o, . trump continued on the offensive calling fallon a lost soul who should be thankful for the tremendous ratings for having him as a guest. >> that's like a rite of passage r late night host getting called out by the president these days. >> i do agree he should be maybn focusedomething more important. >> let's focus on the weather now. usll karins, good morning. >> fg on finding a nice shady spot or great irconditioniair conditioned movie theater. as we go through the west, w that's whare watching, the heat building then it will spread to the east. so today some of the hottest weather we found in areasla lik vegas and tucson, 95 in denver. 5 to 10 degrees above average. then it really spreads on wednesday. then by the endof the week i the weekend, it gets very hot in the 90s. erywhere, ohio valley in the east. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> so today we're going to be watching showers and thunder

tweet about the german migrant roughan x. axis tinge of threat to the government of uncle americal that's right a monday morning in a shower of twitter activity by donald trump one tweet caught our attention because it suddenly targeted germany migrants in crime and here's what the u.s. president tweeted the people of germany are turning against their leadership as migration is rocking the already tenuous berlin coalition crime in germany is way up big mistake made all over europe in allowing millions of people in who have so strongly and violently changed their culture all that tweet is screaming for a fact check and sorry mr president but the statistics on crime the facts they contradict your claim according to a government report released last month germany's crime rate fell five percent last year to its lowest level in thirty years now batts despite the more than one million migrants who have come into the country since twenty fifteen whenever the last trump went on to tweet this we don't want what is happening with immigration in europe to have been with us. well something tells me that the feeling is mutual mr president let's pick up the story now with

see if trump tweets about it.ve of the bloomberg investment all day tomorrow including ntities of harlow group. i bet he doesn't, by the way, joe. scarlet: that does it for "what'd you miss?" . joe: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang in san francisco and this is "bloomberg technology." coming up in the next hour, apple rolls out software upgrades from the iphone to the mac, tv and watch at the worldwide developers conference and fires a shot across the bow at facebook. we'll bring you highlight and reaction. plus, microsoft returns to its developer roots with its 7.5 billion dollar purchase of github but not all developers are happy. i speak with microsoft

. >> harris: president trump tweeted yesterday. "witch hunt. no russia collusion. oh, i see. there was no russia collusion so now they look for obstruction on the no russia collusion. the phony russia collusion was a madeup hoax. too bad they didn't look at hillary clinton like this. double standard." what say you? >> the inspector general is 562 pages shows the animus and the bias at the senior ech of the f.b.i. there was to serious investigation of hillary clin or the e-mails. no way they were going to prosecute here. there are two aspects of this. number one is look in the probe for the hillary clinton e-mails. the same cast of characters is involved in the fisa abuse and the russia investigations. that is where the investigators are looking and why nunes and gowdy and why they want to see underlying documents. >> harris: can i ask you a followup because something happened last week and the republicans said the report had no teeth in it and it's been scrubbed. you can't have both ways. >> this is as damming and it will get. there were also referrals. inspector general can'

president donald trump clashes with his allies after leaving the g. seven summit in canada tweeting trump withdrawing his country's adores members of the joint statement as harsh words for the canadian prime minister last an expert what this could mean also coming up russian president vladimir putin says he welcome a meeting with trump this comes as china poses a much more harmonious meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization. and north korean leader kim jong un makes an unexpectedly early arrival in singapore president trump said he will run for their highly anticipated summit later today could he hit the ground running. thanks for joining us i'm mary and i haven't seen an acrimonious and to the g. seven summit in canada after all seven nations signed a final communique seemingly finding common ground with an agreement on the need for rules based trade us president donald trump withdrew his country's endorsement with a tweet is the first time a g seven gathering has ended without a joint statement and it followed two tense days of talks. is the german chancellor lecturing the

so when president trump tweets, quote, change the laws and that his policy is the result of a law, quote, democrats forced upon the nation, he's ignoring reality, he's contradicting his own administration. as commentator after commentator, democrat, republican, liberal, conservative, has said, president trump is simply not telling the truth, and in a cowardly way. no law, no law requires the separation of families at the border. that's just not true. now, at the republican convention, president trump sai about the problems of the nation that, quote, i alone can fix it. in the case of family separation, it's actually true -- mr. president, you alone can fix it. the president alone can fix this with a flick of the pen. mr. president, you should fix it, but if you don't want to change this cruel policy, at least admit that it is your decision. blaming others falsely is cheap, easy, and dishonest. a cheap way out. unbecoming of any president. president trump, if you're truly ashamed of what's happening at the border, get your team together and undo this policy. but if you don't want to chang

that denying a frame activates the frame. >> we can take this example and play it out through trump's tweet the press being the biggest enemy. if we put it in a banner that says trump says the media is the biggest enemy, that's damaging according to him. let's try a different banner. we say, trump criticized for biggest enemy comment. he would say that banner is not good enough because we're still identifying the lie. let's put up a better banner. why is trump lashing out at the press again? this is a real time example of how newsrooms or in this case cable news networks have to think about how we're reporting the president's words. brian? >> it's a double-edged sword. if you -- first of all, his tweets have been determined to be policy. you have to in some regard report them. number two, not reporting them leads to the argument that we're the fake press and we don't -- we only report stuff that's unfavorable to the president. you are a damned if you do, damned if you don't. getting information out to the public is essential. whether or not we like or agree with that information, yeah, s e

you remember of course that donald trump tweeted quite ha rd—line remember of course that donald trump how people should not simply be returned to their country. but those who were out today were saying, you have to listen to the concerns of those seeking asylum. those people who are fleeing from persecution and violence and poverty. the real problem is for donald trump and many republicans is concerned is that america cannot welcome everyone. it doesn't have an economy that allows that. and beyond that, they also have to be concerned about security at that border. so you say president trump has now reversed that policy, but it seems looking at the pictures of those protests today, it has fuelled a lot of anger across america? and there is that question of what happens next. there is a suggestion that one of the things the white house is now looking at is that parents and children will be kept together, but they will be kept together in detention. and that has concerned many of the protesters, who feel that that effectively means children are going to be locked up with theirfamilies. c

vonnie: president trump tweeting on opec. he is talking about a barrel of crude now.rices are up 2.9%. giving an update following the boost in wireless revenue, meanwhile at&t is also investing in new technology and new network 5g. we are joined by jennifer who just hosted there 5g for him. -- forum. what was your take away? >> 5g is a clear priority. been every other g has revolutionary this will be revolutionary. vonnie: one of the companies that plan to go all out my verizon is one. is it the correct strategy? >> verizon is taking a fiber centric strategy. doing what i are will call the heavy lifting. making the investment now so models can evolve later. did at&t say in terms of what it is going to do next with acquisitions? it is obviously not done after the decision. >> they are definitely talking. i would expect messaging to build around advertising. i would not be surprised , ad technology specifically will be part of their strategy. they are cognizant of lowering their debt. they have sold off some non-core assets because of it. data centers just this week. ca

trump tweeting, quote, when somebody comes in, we must immediately, with no judges or court cases, bring them back from where they came. >> i don't want judges. i want border patrol. i want i.c.e. >> the government insists it knows the location of all the children in its custody and is working hard to reunite them. 2,000 children are still spread out in shelters across the country. experts say it could take weeks or months to have them reunited with their families. >> there's around 300 kids now in new york city. no word on when they're going to get reunited with their families. you ha >> you have instances where parents don't know where their young child or toddler is or vice versa. that's unimaginable. >> can you tell our viewers this morning that the trump administration knows right now which kids belong with which parents? >> that is what they're claiming. >> it is a disturbing picture. there are children by themselves. i saw six-month-old babies. little girls, little boys. they're all alone on concrete floors in cages. >> it is the democrats' fault, but it wouldn't be their fault fo

donald trump sort of put doubt into the credibility of this investigation with this tweet. if he is saying they are leading to 20% tariffs on eu cars. they cannot prejudge what is happening but the president got anyway. vonnie: what about the 232?tigation, >> into the national security threat? under that -- the commerce secretary has months to conclude it. the president is getting impatient on the tariffs. he wants the outcome. we saw a similar 232 investigation on steel and aluminum that led to tariffs with retaliation from u.s. allies. we could see a report from the commerce secretary that recommends different options. president trump decided to go for the global tariffs and grant exemptions for countries. that could happen here or he could go for a narrower version. the president is giving us a hint to what he sees is his preferred outcome of this investigation. caroline: how much do you think he is trying to speed up negotiations between the eu and eu -- eu and u.s.? german ambassador is trying to eradicate any sort of tariffs between the auto sector of the u.s. and eu

we can put melania trumps tweet on the air. her office put out this tweet. mrs. trump hates to see children separated for their families. she believes we need to be a country that follows all laws in a country that governs with heart. >> both of those are notable on different levels. i think the lower bar shop bettis there starting to be more push back in the republican world. in the melania trump tweet, she rarely comments on policy. it is notable in that regard. it is a critique of what they are doing. although her wording that both sides need to come together it's not necessarily a criticism of her husband but it indicates the distance between her and this particular initiative. >> the president is tweeting and said why don't the democrats give us the vote to fix the worst immigration laws. where the cries about people including ms 13 covenant our country illegally. >> good morning. i want to know why the media keeps putting donald trump's blatant lies that it's the democrat laws causing the separation of the border. and i wanted to call an earlier on the defic

president trump praising the house's decision in a tweet. there is on your screen.bills passed in the house, so happy to see work requirements included, big win for farmers. gerri: tough talk on trade between u.s. and europe, now hitting home. european union tariffs of more than $3 million in american products, harley davidson motorcycles, levi strauss genes, those -- jeans, this is all coming as trade dispute between the u.s. and china continues to heat up with president trump threatening to impose up to $450 billion in tariffs against china. tracee: shopping online will soon get more expensive. supreme court ruling that states can now require online retailers to collect sales tax on purchases even from state where is they don't have any shops offices or warehouses. shoppers will see changes depending on both where they live and how quickly states act. president trump praising the decision, retailers also welcoming the news saying it creates a level playing field. stores like wal-mart says it creates a level playing field and online retailers will no longer have pa

president donald trump he has chosen to involve himself in this controversy the u.s. president when he tweeted today that the people of germany are turning against their leadership as migration is rocking the already tenuous berlin coalition crime enjoy . money is way big mistake made all over europe in allowing millions of people in who have strongly in violently changed their culture arts i mean we know that the us president likes to tweet and he's pretty good at tweeting things that bend if not destroy the truth so does he have his facts here right. well i know on the headline of it no he doesn't because you know the government has produced a report just just last month saying that crime overall in fact is being fulling and i was at its lowest level last year since nine hundred ninety two so there is wrong and why in that sense yes although there may be of course particular types of crime and if you look at exactly who carried them out or indeed if you look at crime related to the specific asylum process and where the people have put their documents in on time that sort of thing if you call

appears to believe he's in invincible position within the white house just a few hours ago doll trump tweeted that among the powers that his the supposed always want to even pardon himself while his lawyer former new york mayor rudy giuliani went on record explaining that trump would need to be impeached before facing any legal action for whatever reason do you in the present attorneys believe the president has the power to pardon himself. he's not but he probably does. he has no intention of poured himself but he probably doesn't get all the comments come after the u.s. president pardoned a filmmaker a political commentator who trump thought was unfairly prosecuted by the previous administration the move cause consternation in the american media and among many of the country's politicians picking up the story this hour. donald trump is once again drawing outrage from the democrats this time for pardoning right wing political commentator dinesh d'souza now d'souza pled guilty in two thousand and fourteen to making illegal campaign contributions trump is being blasted now from some quarters be

this incident in minnesota, i -- when i first saw it, i said i'm going to leave this alone, then trump tweetsand i'm like okay, i have to address this, because the president of the united states is saying this person is a role model and this person has tweeted things about black lives matter and kkk that are really racist and this has to stop. most, i think, a lot of people just ignored the president on that, i still think because -- and i believe this is true. the president and the white house can still drive our rhetoric, the level that we have our national conversation at, it can still drive visual imagery in this culture. and it can still drive the american imagination for all of our media platforms, nobody can match that, and a lot of this goes back to the way the white house is driving all of that in the public mind. the -- the -- look, you can't blame the white house for something as ugly and horrid as roseanne did, but you can see how trump's rhetoric fed her and made her feel justified in her racism. and you can also see in a way how it drives someone like samantha bee, and i'm not e

mr trump tweeted that he was surprised that harley—davidson — of all companies — was the first to "waveamerican public appears to be happy about president trump's economic performance. for the first time since he took office, the cnbc all—america economic survey showed that his economic approval rating surged six points to 51%. later today, uber will hear if a bid to overturn a ruling stripping it of its licence to operate in london has succeeded. london is uber‘s biggest european market. the company says the license should be reinstated as it has changed its corporate culture and practices. now let's take you back to india, because a bank that started in the red light district of mumbai has been forced to close down due to a lack of funding. it was an essential part of empowering sex workers financially, so its closure has left almost 5000 women without any other banking options. the bbc spoke to some of those sex workers. that is it for the business briefing this hour. but before we go, here are the markets — they are down. fears of a ballooning global trade war sending asian stocks s

his challenger won following the last-minute endorsement from president trump, a tweet just three hours before the pollsclo. this morning the preside taking some credit, at least for sanford's defeat with this tweet. my political representatives didn't want me to get involved in the mark sanford primary thinking he would win. with a few hours left i felt katie was such a good candidate and sanford was so bad i had t give it a shot. congrats to katie arrington. what are the ripple effects of all of this? what's the lesson now for every republican in congress? joining me now is cnn political reporter, rebecca. >> what republicans are receiving after mark sanford's loss is any republican who wants to challenge the president is risking political suicide if they do so. we have seen it with jeff flake challenging the president. he, of course, decided not to run for reelection because his polling looked pretty bad and then we saw roby running for reelection in alabama and her race is going to a runoff in a few weeks largely because she was a critic of the president and so we have seen other te

. >> stephen: would you be willing to read some of trump's tweets as thanos? >> trump's tweets? lause ). >> stephen: one, two, three. one, two, three. okgr t, .hr thanos. ( laughter ). >> stephen: okay, now-- >> it would seem-- no. >> stephen: and now thanos,the d .rump's tweets >> it would seem very hard to obstruct justice for a crime that never happened. which hunt. >> stephen: i'll buy it, i'll buy it. ( applause ). >> the president of the united states on my first try, i think that would qualify as not smart, but genius. ( laughter ) and a very stable genius atplaue >> stephen: that's very thanos. and, of course, let's-- let's bring it home. >> maga. ( laughter ) >> stephen: "sicario: day of the soldado" is in theaters june 29. the man is josh brolin, everybody! we'll be right back with ruth negga. os. [dog barks] sure. so now what? gotta put the whole bag in. okay. yes! it's really working, jimmy! [humming, thumping] [humming] [thumping] this is the greatest moment of my life! get out of my yard! [birds chirping] jimmy? you're so old. [crunch!] it's the future! charmin ultr

president trump has changed his mind about endorsing the joint communique issued after the g7 summit in canada. in a tweetrd air force one, mr trump said his decision was in response to comments made by the host, the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau at a news conference after the us president left canada for singapore. gary o'donoghue reports from the summit in quebec. scarcely 2a hours after the president arrived at a summit he had thought about skipping altogether, he was off, defiant in the face of a clutch of world leaders still furious with america's unilateral trade tariffs. the warning signs came early when he had showed up late for a leadership brea kfast had showed up late for a leadership breakfast on gender equality. one of the few areas where there had been hoped for a meeting of minds. while officials worked towards a final agreement all the leaders could sign, the president was sticking to his position, blaming former american leaders for allowing the rest of the world to take advantage of america on trade. it's going to change, 100%. tariffs are going to come way down because we peop

trump tweeted against the incumbent republican because he was insufficiently pro—trump. ssmen. it was received by every member of congress and by the new candidates who have been nominated. getting this story will have resonance in the states? those liberal europeans irritate donald trump. we are obsessed and interested in it but there were other, more important stories. there isa other, more important stories. there is a controversy today —— there is a controversy each day involving donald trump so are other things will push it off the public agenda but people won't forget about this. you are going to have people changing sides. believe me, this country made up its mind a long time ago about donald trump. no one ever gets out of the foxhole and crosses no man's land. that is not going to happen. what's important in a mid—term election year, as i mentioned, his energy and enthusiasm. what this is done oddly enough is to maintain republican enthusiasm but its increased democratic enthusiasm and they already have the enthusiasm edge and turnout edge over republicans this ye

behind me that the near the end of the line near my head the first thing downwards out was the trump tweet and then people said well he says that if the barriers are not broken down soon on u.s. goods then we will be placing this twenty percent tariff well that seems to be to some here a perspective for negotiation and indeed people i've talked to here over the past days and voices from other places as well like the auto dealers association which respects presents the industry says negotiate it's true that german cars are taxed levied less in the u.s. than u.s. cars here there's something we can give them and prevent this trade war around eight hundred thousand people here in germany work in the kind of street. this is a trump have support for this terror with war that that is waging in his own party specially when it comes to an eighteen long standing paul as like the e.u. . well this is an area where he actually doesn't have the full support of his party in congress including some of his long his usual allies have even come out against this policy many are balking at the proposal saying

just minutes later trump tweeted that he was looking forward to meeting with shinzo abe. ter responded that he's also looking fore ward to their talks but in doing so he accidentally retweeted trump's attack on flake. the prime minister's tweet was deleted but the senator responded to the news. the president was later asked to respond to trump's tweet. watch this. >> i've said many times it's -- this is a tough party right now for republican like me. so it is tough to get through a primary if you agree with the president's position or condone his behavior and so i just can't do that. >> all right. joining us now from washington once again, capitol hill reporter for the hill and the twitter diplomacy expert, molly hooper. >> who would ever imagine world leaders and senators tweeting at each other like that. >> he's obviously taking aim at trump once again after it cooled off for a bit. is this a sign that the retiring republican is testing the waters very possible 2020 presidential run? it could be. he's been to new hampshire. he went to the must-visit politics and eggs bre

the white house said no one is above the law after president trump suggested he is. tweeting he has the absolute right to pardon himself and slamming the appointment of robert mueller as unconstitutional. refusing to answer. white house press secretary sarah sanders dodges questions about why she told reporters the president had no role in drafting a statement defending son's meeting with russians when his lawyers say he dictated the entire thing. why wouldn't the white house admit that it changes itstory. >>> first appearance. after more than three weeks out of the public eye, the first lady is scheduled to attend a white house event this hour honoring gold star families. why has she waited until now to appear in front of others. and replacing kim's generals. kim jong-un purges three of the top military leadersad of the summit with president trump. tonight new details of the upcoming meeting and how it may be influencing kim's decision. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following breaking news. the white ho